in january nine hundred forty three u.s.s.r. troops started pushing the nazis back liberating one part of ukraine after another . western ukraine was. last ukrainian region held by the germans finally being liberated in october of one nine hundred forty four. bands continued to wage their guerrilla war against the soviet regime carrying out bloody raids on ukrainian villages and towns and leaving behind chaos and casualties. this war went on until the middle of the one nine hundred fifty s. when the last collaborators worried on may seventh one thousand nine hundred forty five germany unconditionally surrendered to the allies ukraine remained a part of the soviet union. so. the peace after the second world war was short lived. the united states and the soviet union nations who allied together along with england to defeat the nazis tragically became foes as the cold war began. i do think the numbers mean something they've matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happened the day. eigh

treaty was signed back in one thousand nine hundred seven by the united states in the u.s.s.r. it came into force a year later it says that both countries destroyed missiles within the five hundred to five and a half thousand kilometer range and under the agreement the countries aren't allowed to produce or test any such missiles in the future europe repeatedly called on by parties comply saying it's benefited a lot from the agreement. european countries and european union as such are not members are not parties to the and europe has been probably the one that is venerated the most out of the this treaty for hours as the european union would be extremely important to see is full compliance with the treaty and so the preservation of the treaty. ok let's go live now to strategic and political analyst. who joins us this afternoon thanks for coming on paolo given what we've just heard it was expected wasn't it but are we on the brink of another arms race. here in moscow you can hear it or try one more time given what you we've heard from mike pompei or do you think we're now on the

europe but the us is spain's you can now have a falsified year of world war two it was in fact the u.s.s.r. that liberated europe and suffered most of all especially in leningrad when more than one million people died the sad time was coming up a visit by the saudi arabian crown prince to india as overshadowed by the growing threat of conflict between india and pakistan tensions rising again we'll tell you all about it when we come back. you know world of big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. make this manufactured to send to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final. be the one percent. of the room. it's ten twenty the morning moscow time thanks so much use this one of you cheated and run the world this is out international

york to seoul via anchorage was shot down by a soviet interceptor aircraft over the territory of the u.s.s.r. in the sea of japan there was absolutely no justification legal or moral for what the soviets did the tragedy of the korean boeing was considered a perfect occasion to demonstrate the nato military power within dangerous proximity to the soviets on november second one thousand nine hundred eighty three nato launched able archer a ten day command post exercise simulating a conflict escalation culminating in a nuclear attack that was followed by placing pershing two nuclear missiles in europe. but reagan didn't take into consideration was the paranoid overreaction of the soviets. a recently declassified u.s. intelligence report shows that for the first time since the cuban missile crisis the world was close to nuclear war. just like in one nine hundred eighty three the malaysian boeing crash was leveraged against the enemy. a new wave of sanctions hit russia mediately after the tragedy. the united states is imposing new sanctions in key sectors of the russian economy. year in three mon

and the u.s.s.r. . by george soros of all people mr soros is an enemy of my country but sometimes he makes good judgement your group with him no. but to hew sometimes makes good judgements but more specifically about this matter for that he makes that. the european union has become. almost a victim of of its own success. only with this way first of all i mean i am not happy about the seat of europe because the it is beautiful it is going down full time being but russian culture of these europe and we need europe as a partner and even as a country bones in the in the big game which we are entering of in the twenty first century. so saying that not only success these were also very bitter mistakes brought about by ideology call. logical mistakes and beliefs i heard you say before that contrary to popular opinion americans americans the way they act. is understandable and predictable from the russian point of view but the european behavior is inexplicable when you think about the european interest can you

know they fought on the side of the nazis that's clear we were their uniforms and forth against the u.s.s.r. especially in the northern regions of the country that's a fact and there's no doubt about it the majority of the population know about the war in general terms that it was against the nazis and they know thanks to american and british films that europe's liberators with the u.s. and the u.k. they rewrote history with their films and many people believe it was not the soviet union that won the war and liberated europe but the us is spain's you can now have a falsified deal of world war two it was in fact the us s. r. that liberated europe and suffered most of all especially in leningrad when more than one million people died. but it had there was something happening with the next hour or so russia's president vladimir putin is set to deliver his neural state of the nation address. it was a good watch to try and work out where russia's going to be headed with foreign policy and domestically it went on for two hours last year liz who was expected. kevin hello there well the best way to

treaty was signed back in one nine hundred eighty seven by the united states and also the u.s.s.r. it came into force a year later it says that both countries destroyed missiles within the five hundred to five and a half thousand kilometer range and under the agreement the countries aren't allowed to produce or test any such missiles in the future europe repeatedly called on both parties to comply saying it's benefited a lot from the green that. the european countries and european union as such are not members are not parties to the a enough but europe has been probably the one that has ventured the most out of the this treaty for hours as the european union would would be extremely important to see is full compliance with the treaty and so the preservation of the treaty. in other news tonight venezuela the self-proclaimed interim leader one quiet has appeared on u.s. television explaining how he intends to as the president nicolas maduro and he did not rule out using pentagon support. i just want you to tell me whether you would support a u.s. military intervention we are doing ev

powers it was signed back in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven by the united states and the u.s.s.r. and it stipulates that both countries destroyed missiles within the five hundred to five thousand five hundred kilometer range under the agreement now neither the u.s. nor or russia are allowed to produce or test any such missiles in the future russia is saying that the us withdrawing from this treaty could trigger a new arms race a moscow has long accused the u.s. of making all to mesdames russian president vladimir putin said the u.s. was searching for any possible reason to withdraw from the treaty first the american side says it wants to leave the treaty then they start looking for reasons why the main reason given is that we are violating something but at the same time no evidence of this is presented. and now president donald trump goes further and openly suggesting creating its own so-called military response we move forward with developing a response option some will work with nato. other allies and partners to deny russia any mildred vantage from its a lawful conduct so the

parliamentary elections before it's too late financier compare at the current european leadership to the u.s.s.r.'s pollute the role saying been issuing irrelevant directives he also gave a stark warning suggesting euro skeptic parties might emerge victorious inmates ballot quoted them equal and devise a league party which is part of it in its ruling call ition but if you are peons are eager for change. italy is not there anymore dall someone green get put on the table in the g seven and. they steal please don't don't speak don't say anything because you are like a dog just stay on the cheer now dolly is speaking italy is saying italy has a brain as are we saw italy is a power and europe we are an example for the new europe the europe of the people of the wheel of the people and not the europe of the europe that's the europe of the elite now they are very angry about the government of the people they are very scared about a new election in europe and in this case we are sure the people of europe will change the government of europe that now is. keep in the hands of few people. your special envoy

and soviet u.s.s.r. had cooperation with u.s. intelligence on this issue back in the darkest days of the cold war so in fact secrecy on this issue has been maintained by a cooperative entity that is multinational and transnational for many decades now the crown jewel of activity on this subject has been in the united states because of the technology and just frankly the macro economic clout that the united states possesses but other countries have certainly had i mean we've had for example chile and brazilian military files have opened up recently where they have. acknowledged chasing these objects with their jet fighters we have footage that have been given to us from chilean generals recently of these objects being chased by their jet fighters in mexico we have similar footage so a number of countries have actually cooperated with opening up their files but the real research and development projects have been centered in the high tech corridors in the united states and in very classified projects which are properly known as an

know they fought on the side of the nazis that's clear we wore their uniforms and forth against the u.s.s.r. especially in the northern regions of the country and that's a fact and there's no doubt about it and they know thanks to american and british films that europe's liberators of the u.s. and the u.k. so they rewrite history with their freedoms and many people believe it was not the soviet union that won the war liberated europe but the us spain's you've now have a falsified view of world war two it was in fact the us is all that liberated europe and suffered most of all especially in leningrad. a child of austria has said he will continue to support the north stream to gas pipeline being built between russia and europe despite objections from washington sebastian coats was speaking after a meeting with donald trump in the white house. president trump has clearly said that the united states is against this project buying gas from the united states would not be a problem for us but as long as russia's price is better than that of the united states russia is more attractive for us as upo

upcoming parliamentary elections before it's too late compared the current european leadership to the u.s.s.r. split bureau saying ed has been using irrelevant directives he also gave a stark warning suggesting euro skeptic party is might emerge victorious in may's ballots mikal an adviser to the league party which is part of at least ruling coalition but have some europeans are eager for a change. it only is not there anymore dall that someone green get put on the table in the moment and the just the steel please don't don't speak don't see anything because you are like a dog that just stay on the chew now dolly is speaking italy is saying italy has a brain as are we saw all italy is a power and europe are we are an example for the new europe the europe of the people of the we look at the people and not the europe of the europe or the europe or of the elite now they are very angry about the dundrum government of the people they are very scared about that a new election in europe and in this case we are sure the people of europe will change the government of europe that now is. keep in the ha

national archive of blanking out information about crimes committed when georgia was part of the u.s.s.r. robin forrester walker reports in the capital tbilisi. historian irakli jani wants to bring to light the soviet secrets locked inside georgia's national archives. alongside the propaganda reels existing records of systematic state tera between the one nine hundred twenty s. and fifty's tens of thousands of georgians were executed or exiled by joseph stalin and his henchmen in a society infiltrated by informants it's just today researching that past has become difficult when historians request piles they get redacted copies the main data is just deleted and it's useless irakli says george's state national archive is censoring personal data and embargo in criminal case records for seventy five years he has this theory it's. some kind of a power bring ourselves here to speak about the coloration with. him and it's better to an aging yourself and yourself. only as a weak team it's better to close the access to keep. it's less problematic then to open door to the citizens and to research

coup they fought on the side of the nazis that's clear we were their uniforms and forth against the u.s.s.r. especially in the northern regions of the country and that's a fact and there's no doubt about it or the majority of the population know about the war in general terms that it was against the nazi s.s. and they know thanks to american and british prunus that europe's liberators of the u.s. and u.k. so they rewrite history with that room and many people believe it was not the soviet union that won the war liberated europe but the us spain's you now have a falsified view of world war two it was in fact the us is all that liberated europe and suffered the most of all especially in leningrad. the media freedom representative from the european security organization the o r c e says he's following the situation regarding facebook suspension of several r.t. linked news pages a few days ago facebook blocked a number of math a comedian's pages a german based company which produces online shows one of which is in the now whose videos have been viewed tens of millions of times at the move come

national archive of blanking out information about crimes committed when georgia was part of the u.s.s.r. robin foster walk of reports from the capital tbilisi. historian irakli jani wants to bring to light the soviet secrets locked inside george's national archives . alongside the propaganda reels existing records of systematic state tera between the one nine hundred twenty s. and fifty's tens of thousands of georgians were executed or exiled by joseph stalin and his henchmen in a society infiltrated by informants it's just today researching that past has become difficult when historians request piles they get redacted copies the main data is just deleted and it's useless irakli says george's state national archives is censoring personal data and embargo in criminal case records for seventy five years he has this theory it's. some kind of the power bring ourselves here to speak about the coloration with serious or with regime and it's better to in aging yourself and yourself explicitly as a weak team it's better to close access to keep. it's less problematic then to open door to the cit

do this and above all to see you have to stop this of fence of expansion of nato all into former u.s.s.r. territories this is the crucial question i think for for the whole russian lucia russia feels as if it's surrounded no by needs or an american bases and by the expansion of nato eastwards and the deployment of nato forces into the baltic states and into into east eastern europe and this is what i think the years is that what russia wants is to america to come back to the negotiating table and discuss this so my take on this is really if you like it's a plea to america to come back to the days or of negotiation and not take these unilateral actions of simply tearing up treaties which you could sense is anger about each did stress that the russia would only ever acted a defensive manner and never be an aggressor we can in fact listen to the exact words. believe the president could be a russian are so. i think it's possible i think that's why we started our investigation i think the president as a threat is that what that means i think it's entirely possible i think that's one of the re

neighbors turkey and azerbaijan the country's economy never really recovering from the collapse of the u.s.s.r . previous governments result it's a leasing its mineral rich benton's to foreign mining concerns it was driven by need for revenue but it also cools and momus environmental damage even worse say some of the economic benefits were only ever enjoyed by a few new army of all which will probably have not its cause. they're still new to me sue the woman nor should you. or cool loss of slumbers in the who she's a beautiful show but it would let the police. have the latest of these mining projects is proving hugely divisive supported by the previous government and poised to begin work it is said to exploit a massive gold deposits in the south of the country but it is being blockaded by activists who believe that profits are less important than amin is unique environment you can't drink gold or you can't eat galt you can't just bury gold you need pure environment for life. what happens next for the mine goes ahead all the activists win the battle lies in the hands of the new prime minister n

>> can you imagine if donald trump had honeymooned in the former u.s.s.r. like bernie sanders did?a, wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania, the places donald trump won will never vote for the socialism agenda democrats are pushing. they don't believe you redistribute people's wealth. that may fly in california and massachusetts, but it doesn't work in middle america. if warn and harris become the nominees of their party, i predict donald trump will win a greater electoral victory than the last time. david: i'm concerned about the young people in america. ronald reagan had a great amount of support from young people. a lot of people thought because of the age difference he wouldn't have much support. it turns out he had a great amount of support from young people. but since then we have a generation that has been educated by left-wing elites in colleges. not just the ivy league. ocasio-cortez was from boston university which is where she got her economics degree. it's frightening to think of the new generation and what has happened to them in terms of how they have been educated. >> it's sc

national archive of blanking out information about crimes committed when georgia was part of the u.s.s.r. robin forrester walker reports in the capital tbilisi. historian directly like jani wants to bring to light the soviet secrets locked inside georgia's national archives. alongside the propaganda reels existing records of systematic state tera between in the one nine hundred twenty s. and fifty's tens of thousands of georgians were executed or exiled by joseph stalin and his henchmen in a society infiltrated by informants it's just today researching that past has become difficult when historians request piles they get redacted copies the main data is just deleted and it irakli says georgia state national archives is censoring personal data and in bargo in criminal case records for seventy five years he has this theory it's. some kind of a power bring ourselves here to speak about the coloration with. him and it's better to an aging yourself and yourself explicitly as a weak team it's better to close access to keep. it's less problematic then to open door to. research areas ironically

state national archives of censoring information on crimes committed when georgia was part of the u.s.s.r. been forced to walk reports from the country's capital tbilisi. historian irakli jani wants to bring to light the soviet secrets locked inside george's national archives. the propaganda reels existing records of systematic state terror between the one nine hundred twenty s. and fifty's tens of thousands of georgians were executed or exiled by joseph stalin and his henchmen in a society infiltrated by informants it's just today researching that past has become difficult.